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The SSDI Dilemma: Balancing the need to support the disabled while engaging those who could work
The “substantial gainful activity” aspect of SSDI eligibility determinant presents a bit of a quandary, notes The Washington Post’s editorial board in an article posted at www.washingtonpost.com, principally in that it appears to serve as an incentive to abandon working (or the possibility of eventually working) altogether. Read their collective comments on the issue here…
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